Thoth Psychopompe, le second Hermès dans l’amenté by Léon-Jean-Joseph Dubois

Hand-colored print of the ibis-headed Egyptian god Thoth holding a pen and tablet, with hieroglyphs beside him.

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A hand-colored plate shows the Egyptian deity Thoth with an ibis head, standing on a yellow and green pedestal and holding a reed pen and a yellow writing tablet. A vertical column of hieroglyphs with an ibis figure at its top appears at the upper right.

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1823 - 1825

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